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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-06-22

I'm Stationery good will be both
and by the que those wanting something unusually
should "Cranes Extra Saperne priced goods
line also sale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-06-22

The best Lamp Burners will also be kept in all Sizes great
many kinds among the best the Leader the ickok
cn and the Electric; while the celebrated lightning Lamp
the best illumination in this country and LIGHT what
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-06-22
delivered at the wharf upon order.
Cylinder Timbers a Specially
EI HOOP
How Lost. How RestoredI

law AOSbg A6SW ASO0 tO4 GAl
Just published, a new edition of DR..
CttlreFtCeIL's Celebrated ESSaY on
the radical cure of SPER1ATORRHOsA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, IMPOTENCl, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, Ingredients to Marriage, etc;
also CONSTITUTIONS, EPILEPsY, and FRS,
induced by self-induigence, or sexual
extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this adj
mirable essay, clearly demonstrates from
thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of self-abuse may
be radically cured; pointing out a mode
as cure al once simple, certain and ef-
fectual, by means of which every suffer
er. no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself, cheapiy, privately and
radically.
EThis lecture should be in the
hands OF every youth and every man in
the land
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope,
tea any address. postpaid, on receipt OF
four cents or two postage-stamps. Adj
dress
THE GULVERWELL MEDICAL CO..
IL Ann ST., New York, n. ",
Post Office Box, $50.
Sample for trial sent free on appli-
cation June 30-1SS6 ~.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-06-22

Full stock of Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics always
all the principal Patent Medicines the best quality Of Drugs and
Chemicals the nnumerabe little things that everybody expects
to find in a retail Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26

Tramp Please, sir. give poor
man few cents to get cup Of cot.
fee
Phlanthropist--"You look rs II you
needed coffee"
Il do indeed. sir; am feeling very
weak and miserable"
Hero Is dime. Now 60 into thai
cofTee-housc and get yourself good.
strong cup Of coffee"
Tramp takes the money. and with
out thanking the benevolent gentle.
man, starts across the street IN tie d.
recilon Of the saloon.
Hello Come back There Is no
coffee over there. exclaimed the PHI
lanthropist
"Thcre amt. eb That's all you,
know about H. There Is coffee and
cloves in saucer on the bar. I've been
there before old hoss-ily r'-Terds SIN.
ings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26
Running Up Against a Tender
foot

'ss..sangcr." he said--tliIs story opens
IN the wild and woody West--"line us. "
The gentleman addressed politely but
firmly shook his head. He was rather
under than above the medium height.
and slightly bu Il. His dress WAS quiet.
bat faultless in chi. Che expression OF
his face cold. calm. resoluie. and dam
gerous.
stranger repeated the bully. "jne
MS. I'm a BaId-headel Eagle Will
gals on my ankles. and when scream
/ scream for keeps. Jine Us. stranger
or the Eagle viii rock you 10 sleep
Tho stranger looked the big bulls
square IN the eye.
Whisky for me. he said. without
fl.nchlng. $780, Ncw York SIN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26
Sha WAC F1v.

Father--"So you have refused youn
Percy. in spite of his good looks. goo
breeding and good prospects ~
Daughicr-'.Yes, papa; cannot tol'
rate a man who doesn't know a bach
stop from a catcher's mask"
Falhcr--"And you have acceptc
that read-hcaded. EngIish-murderin
links P''
Daughtcr--"Yes, papa do you nc
know that Mr.. links has just signc
with the Pittsburgs for 50. 600 ?"
Faihcr--''Bless you. my child. com
TO my arms ~ -PittsbHrg Bnliclin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26
Behind the Times.


81 have come. sir said n nm en-
tering u newspaper Office and address,
ing the editor, ito tell you that on ARE
fool. :"
when did you discover that IactP''
the editor asked.
Yesterday morning when read
your paper"
"Your slowness In this matter toves
that you are man of slow and bored
conclusions" the editor replied. Look
hers" (hauling ont dusty dry).
Read this. written ten years agd
The man read ms follows: Diem
Der %. - have come TO the concl.ion
that 1 ann fool. December %. Am
convinced that am a fool. Dcceber
24-Have positive proof that al a
id fool.
MY friend. said the editor. whcnie
man had finished reading. II have bit
that diary with scrupulous care Ad
long meditation has not caused INTO
change any of It's statements. Yesr-
day upon reading my paper you MILO
discovery. and now upon reading N
diary YOU ind that you arc ten ycs
behind the times. Whom you thinkIf
anything new come round and infoi
me- "--Arkmasdlg Trarcicr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26

again |" The ninth .timc he wonders Il
there's anything ia IL The tent3 time
he thinks Il might possibly suit some.
body else's case. The eleventh time h.
thinks he viii ask hie neighbour Il he tried
Il Or knows anything about a. The
twelfth tine hc wondcrs II tho advertise \,
can nuke Il pay The thirteenth time Z
no rati'er thinks il must beS good thing.
The fourteenth time he h,,ppens to think
u \ just what he wanted The fifteenth
tine he Tor q long TINS resolves to try Il
~ soon az he can afford il. The six
,s'fnth time lac examines the address
Iully and makes a memorandum or
y Tsscventecnth time he il tantalized
q fbe b hardly able To afford II.
VI Fifteenth time he counts his money
:" row much he would have left II he
,,., atwentieth time he rushcs
g''sn "'Po', sqd buysit .--Exchanre.
the street thereP" 'Sne.
mo. that Is not SPAN .,ao.,. Y,
think II is French. However, >..,
nounced as spelled.
well. how in Santa 70 Is fellow
goin' 10 tell what's Spansh and wha
isn'ip Why couldn't they build thei
Language according 10 original plansP'
.Oh. yon'll soon catch on You will
find II safest 10 give the Spanish pro
punciatIon TO nearly everything here
An hour later they sal down at tn
Gable ofile San Felipe hotel and aite
scanning the bill OF fare. the strange
} said to tho waiter.
You may bring me nice juic!
} piece Of roast beef. some pigs how
and caper sauce. some fr,casseed hack
} rabbit SONS pork With apple belly
some boiled potatoes with the hacket
on unskun. you know--some tart
with cn'rant jail mean currant ham
and. alb. Gome--''
AT this point the waiter swoonod an
the guests IN the room let out roar o
laughter that gave the chandeliers Oh
chills and fever This made the stran
ger mad and he leapcd to Iiis feet lik'
q crazy man. took of his coat and threw
i down on the floor and stamped on
and howled:
lyon fcllers are trying to play me 70
sucker. but by the eternal you'y'
struck the wrong snagl Whoopo Cans
he jumped up and slapped his iists) I'm
destroying cyclone from Illinoy, an
kin lick the hull crowdl SPANISH kir
sling more Spanish in holy minute
than Montczuma could in = year, Xii
lp Well. should chaculale that ! kin
Let some idiot pull of his hacket an'
hump into inc and the first time hi
ira he'll tll nix hc has the him-hams
Spanish? oh, / gness not My name
Jcremi--I mean lIerimah Homes. iron
Jacksonville. Illinoy an whom m
dander's up I'm living hyena Yo
played me for sucker but you musn'
nudge man by his looks. Whoop. q
sound the hublee. Somebody com
out and face me- Let some crow "a
loot come to the front and crticise m
Spanish hargon
His friends got hold Of him and tool
him from lhe room. and as he wen
through tho door he Remarked
II KIN take hoke, but by Hnpitcr
II makes me mad fur LOT o. haokasse
10 try to play me for grccney." :
A bufquerqne Democrat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26

~ Gobcr. the physician ut the
Rkfort Pcnitcntiary, relates a mos;
trkablc case In the history OF his
hssional practice. Hc says that
Tears ago Eli Lucas. colorcd. came
.NpcniIcntiary from Louisville. m-
"e ife sentence for murder. and that
u"githin six months past he was
nes and capable Of performing the
'ne't labor. AZ that time he mani
TEST Htrenno nervousness. and would
sur pd crouch into corners as II ex-
per'Yg great fright Hc soon lost
ine Rf cver member ofhis body.
"n' Nell into heavy stupor that
eV'''cNthe loss OF oil sensation. In
''''s cpion, dead man TO oil APP
Po"'"' Excepting an occasional turn
''S VI Ncad. he renamed until the
my OF Inauguration OF Gov Buck
n''' hc showed tho first symp.
.oihs :" fning life hy making fee
DIG uiotlmntlcr. Two weeks ago
'n''v was apparent Improvement.
~" 'o-uayp doctor pronounces him
los'oFeu Nj la bode aud mind.
Lucas SAWS losen't reno mber his III
ness hs 'gli he had been ia the
hospital bud or two and was arr
pr'Soo 20 AVN from an April pap 10
ieArh 'ii',' hcs in tho middle Of the
mouth OF octS The treatment was
"""reSSeH 20 brain rs tie scat of
me nerve cen 49, LouisUtitc Courier.
Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26

1T was nt ,or ~ G.oro, w
Childs a few ID since when some
one asked Lordonybton who w.s
one OF his guests, he voold take l,is
duck rare. 'Rara.ra ,, said tho no.
bic lord; now the. another Of vour
American sms wlamako Il 40 aim.
cult 10 understand ADD nrax VIA,
do YOU mean by p ann nro.
foundly grateful tsar. and every
American 4 knowsill DO equally
grateful to hear. thab ro was n rood
American present whromp,iy piped
out from the other ent ,be table-.sc
far Is true learning too often "a.
moved from title--'Wdop nv ..rare',
nv lord. what Dryden baut when he
wrote no"s. me quf an egg and
zee 'nnt u DC rare' philadelphia
Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26

A foreign diplomntist aqtod AZ
Rome gives lilo following Nj IL
the popo's reyenue and Of H. 4
which II Is spent. II is de 4 sro,.,
three sources. l. The IntcAs g.
enormous sum left by Pic MOI Tia
pontihcal treasury and investl ths
English public funds. This r.,
amounts to about 5000. 600 ! ~
about f125. 600. Leo XIII. is !,
Spectator. and subscribes to the
loans ia order TO sell wien the
rises and invest the profit in "a. |
glish consolidated fund. 2. Thd
ceeds OF Peters pence. This BATH
the revenue has suffered greatA /
recent years, but nevertheless. thd
erage amounts to about 1000 600 l
or about fs3. 900. Thee two su
which represent COOS. 00l per annu
constitute the ordinary income Of
holiness. II is distributcdby the cha
berlain among the cardinals rcsidI
in Romc--about El.000 pr annum
each carlinal-among the prelates
the papal court. the SECRETARIES, |
nunclos. the guards of tc pontii
body, etc. 8. The extraordinary pi
of the papal revenue is deived fl,
the receipts Of the apostolk chanccl
The items include the sums eceiyed |
titles OF nobility. papal decoration
benedictions in the article OF ddh
privileges Of the alter. privas chape
dispensatIons. ecclesiastical titles. u
many other things. This ,partme
yields about $500. 600 lire. Of il04. On
per annum. The whole annia incoi
of Leo Kill. therefore, reaihcs /
enormous sum of about f3.VO. 900.
Pal Mall GA zettc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26
Too Anxions for a .Ioh-

Merchant 90 small applicanD--
Where do you live ?"
Small pplIcant--'' Harlem. sir.Ni
Merchant s'pose you'll DO sc1
abont throo days ia the week in or
to SEQ the ball game ?"
Small Applicant mo. .f0HO
care anythin' bout base,< SO -
Merchant What
boy. and tell me thnV
anything for baso-br
10. johnny. We O.
about ~ I'D Bits
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26

An great men are attentivceners Ma,
4 them acqlre the habit OF married. =
omervilk Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26

DR.. II. c. KimbaIl wen
on Wednesday,. \
John ID. McRea, an Iroi
stesher. was a caller AZ this
morning
x>a- C~.I<ln, dana RI,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-26

~ ''' ming; lo1mo NQng The pro-
posedl. X tho VISITS. ,4narc towers OF
Of earth. or Of earth faced with brick.
were constructed 1T considerable MS-
tancos from cacl, other. but these were
never joined together By any wall. as
WINS originally intended Ia some Of
the deiiles along tIls route there are
walls. but these were intended To close
these particular passages. or they are
merely the walls Of villages. and are
not parts Of larger scheme Hence
the only part of tho scheme Of the
Great Wall carried out was the con-
slruciion of these scattered towers; the
rest never went beyond the brain that
conceived II; it was never more than a
fancy. aud it Is now myth. This hinge
Chinese wall. says Able Larrieu Is 4
| huge Chinese lie. and rs for the million
soldiers which were said TO guard Il
hight and day. they are myths likewise.
,,'llhc alleged Great Wall is favorite
- cursion for Europeans visiting Pckn.
lid such a question rs whether II exists
- all or not should be an easy one 20
- lilo tlpfiuitclv - T0,don JgD1eS
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23
THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC,
ey c. r. TlNAM.

Now for Christmas! The last morsel
OF meat has been picked off the skeleton
of the Thanksgiving turkey. and with its
disappearance the fact becomes promi-
ncnt that we have nov fairly squared
ourselves for the rush down the home
stretch to where looms up the greatest of
all the holidays to which humanity has
fallen heir. Millions OF hearts are now
commencing to throh in cxpectant de
light as rleasurable anticipation arises of
what the eventual day may have in
store, while other millions, governed by
feelings o Of the nature of self-sacri-
fees, and finding happiness in the plans
and preparations for bringing pleasures
to those about them. lIenceforth unit,
the great holiday arrives, ii is advisable
10 refrain from inspecting shelves,
drawers, %cupboards, and all other out-of-
the way places, for the chances are ten
to Ii that the individual who goes
searching after q missing handkerchief
or neehtie will find, instead, a parcel
which has carefully hidden away where
it was expected he would never look,
and which contains the present thai is
intended to cause him the most unbound
ed establishment when it is handed to
him. 1t is also best not to enter II room
too abruptly to day and to morrow. less
the unfinished slippers or dressing gown
be discovered before they can be con
cealed Curiosity must be restrained as
to the coutcnt, of suspicious looking
packages and the designs of mysterious
visits and shopping tours. In short, if II
man wants to do the square thing at this
season, he will affect Observation-Disclosures
and deafness, and will cough distinctly
and repeatedly before opening a door
where he suspects any Christmas work
going on. As a rnle, everyone expects
to receive oH4e kind of n prescn, on
Christmas. but, of course. everyone viii
protest that he never was 40 much sur
prlHed in his ife-never dreamed of such
4 thi ng-awfully surprised, aud Ill that
S'Ai VI tAiiil5, Jul itpN ti!SS t3p'iNttL III
woald have been had not he been re-
mcmbcred. Deserving of pity indeed is
he who feels SO fIiendle,s tiiat he reall
does not expect . Chris;mts lea, ri
from some one in ti,c whor ~ v!a.
And Yet the charm % aAp ia4 a,...r#
ceiYing, as "a rnic. is not allied "itl am.
Z. sordiI or selfish dpsi;4 eu ,nr par, sr IhU
recipient. but is simply the renex OF the
pleasure impaired by The knowledge that
someone thiDks Of him. and is Interested
III his happiness. To be remembered Is
the desire above all others dominating
The human breast, and 90 secure which
mND is ready TO sacrifice any ard every
thing,
'T2,eyars tho noblcst beaeats md ein}s
Deepest in laan; q Which winn fe dath ;i.tn:
Ii'o memory delights INN more, from vl.efa
Than what he nah reueised.'
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23

In anoti,e. part Of Tie paper will be
lonnd the aanuat advertisement of the
Chicago l,hi' 05a%n. 10 our Republi-
eau readers and to any others who care
more abont rows and fiiSt,class misccl-
~laneous reading than roliticS-the Inter
Ocsna is.espeeially .eommen ed To our
mind the MttT Uc an is the ~f,tircst and
most conservative Republican nawspa.
per published in The United States. In
these days OF partisan, higot d papers It's
pages are decidedly refreshing. Within
the past year we have dubbed the hier
OcsaR with the GRAPurc TO over leo sub
scribess al the low price OF So for beth.
We expect to increase the.list during the
coming year. tf the Mt:' 0ceaa-oraoy
other puhlici.ion-Is desired alone We
will furnish i, AZ i less cost tisan you can
obtain II otherwise.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23

Claus Spgec!Sels, the California sugar
king, recently addressed Geo farmers on
the question nf raising sugar betts. He
said they could net from $40 to SO an
acre for beets, that he would put up a
factory to make beet sugar that would
consume $50 tons OF bcets each ~ hours.
providing the farmers guaranteed TO cul-
tivatc n certain number oC acres in heets
each year. If orc factory WASH
enough he'd haild another, or give 500,
900 towards one II Il" farmers wanted to
build it themselves. 4 am now III my
Goth year he said. ''ana il aoula kali
me 10 fail in what ! undertake to do. 1t
is not money that IS a object to lac, but
want The people Of California to bc
able TO show tlla: CLAUS ,5},reckels has
done something for the state when his
bones are at rest. If my life is spared ]
want to see All the sugar That IS used in
the United States grown here, ana
wunt to see the country export it,"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23
T TO / Tea Consumers.

Satisfied that the tea drinking public aef fast awakening to the fact, that
not only are all GREEN teas ariiciany coiorei, and therefore deeterous to
health, but that all tcas-if exposed to atmospheric infnences-wh rapidly
detcrmate, this Association exports only Pre- Tas, put up IN Perfection Cans.
which package has been especially constructed to preserve the delicate armoa
and strength Of the sensitive leaf. The package c INSISTS of tin pressed together
wholesale by patented machinery. without the usco of solder, and forms a most
desirable substitute for The lead lining heretofore used in tea chests, especially go
as this substitute is effected WITHOUT Increase of cost. Packed-whie hot-lnto
tthcse cans, which are mhd IN Japan. the tea reaches the consumer in its ong
MI Ptcttge aud IN its Hngma Purity. All teas exported in this forna are cured
by the PrfMoa Process which patent 2a5 800 sc controlled by this Association
Substituting machinery for M nuai labor in the preparation oft ea--as 1t does
and thus dispensing with lac old method % rolling and twisting the leaf by hand
(which manipulation mast be as revolving o delicate system es the aduhera-
ton with rrussmn Blue. FfnrntNso, etc commonly pnacticed, in order to please
OF absolute Pw9. d@64eTs 9geD@, cured in a cIarng manner and thoroughly pro
hmt1 against determination or a&Gsrahoa. Respectfully submitted by The Japan
lea Syndicate. JalNn.
IIvlpg secured conuol Of the above named ten an now able to Offer tt
the public u pure article as cheap m the inferior goods ares sold. Money rofun&-
ed fl does not give entire satisfaction.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23

The Mortgaged Cows big. She
stands with her hind feet in New York
City and her forward feet in the Missis-
sippi yelley. Nearly all the farmers of
the west help To feed her while all h er
milk and cream and butter go to a fav-
ored few in the cast. She is 4 thorough
bred and was imported from England
when II calf. ii that COW could he made
into minncneat for Christmas pies, what
& rejoicing there would he all over our
prairies. -Loca 13i5Has.
somebody head her of or turn her
around Chamjeriain Register.
That's just what President Cleveland
wants to do; read his message. Bat OF
course the Register can't see it. It's toe
hliadly, bitterly, higoted partisan.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23

oppose the Dawes bill for opening the
Sioux reservation. because the OH pro-
vides that the indians shall be paid for
the land in cattle. They want their pay
in money. Over So, 600 has been raised
among the Indians of the various agen-
cies to defray the expenses of the delega
ton TO Washington. 1t will be neces-
sary to satisfy their demands before the
reservation can be opened, as he chiefs
who head the delegation have great pow
er among the Indians, and will positively
refuse TO sign an agreement for OPENING
the reservation unless they are paid for
their laud iii money.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23
TIVE EInEn CLOTHING CO.
Iory AID 0aice, il i'arh Pace, Detroit, Mioi

saeiorg ard oaice, il farh Pace, Betroi:. sici..
VIII. mail to any address upon receipt
Of twenty-five or fifty cents, according to quality and
finish, y new and novel undergarment
for either man Or woman, q soft, strong
paper fibre vest or corset cover, lined
and neatly bound, to be worn over the undcrshirt
or corset. 1t is several hundred per
cent. the ligh,es., warmest, neatest and cheapest
garment ever worm. Try them and
you will never pass a winter without one. They
are anti-blizzards, anti-lung diseases.
ment. Ask your merchant for them. Chest measure
must accompany order. Advertised In 5000 papers.
Mention this paper when you write. Paid in y. S.
and Canada. Orders solicited and agents wanted
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23
Ordinance No. AZ.

An ordinance regulating prosecutions under.
t.nces of the Town of Kimball, OAK.
He it ordained by the Board os Trustees of the
.ncor porated Toyn Of Kimbail, Oak.
SEC. l. That all prosecutions for violations Of
ny Town Ordinance shall be had before any
'urt having Jurisdiction, in the name of tho
Incorporated Town of \ imball. Dakota. And
III moneys collected thereby ghall hs PAID into
: e treasury of said town in the manner hereiE-
liter stated.
SIC. II, That all prosecutions 5or the viola
son OF any orainar ce 'Vhen got otherwise priv
feged. snail be conilsnccd by the city attorney
rcity marshal. Ana whenever judgment is
.j3udsred in favor of sa J town. and such iudg-
sacnt is fally paid and entitled to satisfae.ion,
no sad city attorne! or marshal is authorized
70 enter satisfaction on the docket of the court,
r otherwise.
Any moneys raid on fires to either the Justice
of the Peace, city attorney or marshal shsls be
ts.id over TO the treasurer of the town as soon ns
collected.
Src. Iii. That all fees Of the Justice of the
peace. marshal or other officer shall be the same
"a are allowed By the pro sisions of the cody AID
t,ws of Dakota.
Ordinances No. IL ard all ordinances nud parts
:.torditgnces in conflict herewith Ire hereby
;apcalad.
This ordnance shall be in force from, and
!tar its passage, approval Publication
Approved Dec. S, 1887.
Louis Richards,
l.. 4. Weeks, Chair man.
Clerk.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23

Strawberries IRE selling in Naw YORK
for az u quart, while in California I.,"y
can he had fer the pickinm. andtet.
strange as il may GEM, there ar" people
who s,;!l prefer to live in New York
rather tl!aa In California.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23

Lasts rstmns orr h@lter hall eayc US
a toi!et set, six emiroidvred unptIs and
aliiy. We're eeing TO recirroca:e this
year: We shalt give her - mucrsct.augu
ri,s aai a lnrse Blanket.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23

Ach;!ia 0tiyisfie. 4 venetian, sen,
Mrs. Cleveland n very ,lahora,e il T4ii
cssket, made expressly for herin Venice.
The git was returned with II rolite not
Of thanks, saying that she did rot wish
to receive presents from ollcT thsn per
sonaI l~ricnis.